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detention requires a student to spend additional time at the school before
or after regular school hours. Except in emergencies, students will be given
twenty four (24) hours notice in order to make arrangements for
transportation, etc.
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Detentions may be assigned by any teacher
or school administrator
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Detentions are considered an extension of
the school day and shall receive priority over team practices, club
activities, and other extra curricular activities.
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Detention time may be doubled if the
detention is not served when assigned. Failure to meet this additional
detention may result in more severe disciplinary action.
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Saturday detentions may be used for
infractions such as: truancy from school, refusing to serve after school
detentions, and other infractions of rules and policies as determined by
the school administration. The purpose of Saturday detentions is to
maximize the amount of in class time a student can spend in school while
being disciplined for misconduct or disobedience.
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Students who fail to serve Saturday
Detention or who are disruptive in Saturday Detention may be given
in-school detention and/or suspended out-of-school.
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